I took a beginner stained glass class with my 12- and 13-year-olds, and it was such a wonderful…read moreexperience! Sonia was such a sweetheart that I literally had to hold back tears. She and Theresa were incredible instructors--so patient, encouraging, and always willing to help. The energy in the studio was amazing. You could tell that everyone genuinely loved working there and wasn't just showing up for a paycheck. That kind of atmosphere made the experience even more special. Thank you again to Sonia, Theresa, and all the wonderful ladies for making our first stained glass class such a memorable one.

Kicking gl-ass! This is such a cool resource for San…read moreAntonio! This place is a glass admirer's heaven! Want to learn how to work with glass? These guys will teach you! This is a school/store that works with glass cutting, stained glass making, and kilning flat glass works. They sell all the glass and glass supplies. They even have books and newsletters where you can copy someone's design. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They took us around and showed us all the workshops, kilns, and supplies that they offer. We were stunned to see the colorful displays of the students' works shining in the windows. The staff is so friendly, and obviously passionate about their art! They're happy to help and answer any questions. It's a wonderful community resource! I can't wait to take a class here!

I have been to a couple of studios for painting clay. Ok maybe the activity is the same... but!…read moreThis place is so special because you truly feel welcome! They explain to you in details and they also help you with picking colors... designs... ideas... brushes... and they do assist when needed. You do pay one studio fee and you can go back as many times as you need to! Also during the snow storm expected in San Antonio I passed by asking what paint they use for me to buy it from a Walmart or somewhere... they packed me few small containers with colors for me to do it at home! How sweet and convenient is that? This will be my go to place for group activities with friends and family!

This place has such a Cute, Cute vibe, friendly helpful pottery artist, Lots of fun things to…read morepaint!! If you are going for a date or to take the little ones it was a great time!

I went here with the family for a birthday activity. We each did a bowl. The age range was…read more2yrs-79. The color selection was provided in approximately 25 glazes. The hostess was very thorough and patient. There's scaffolding for successful decoration using stencils and stickers for anyone wanting consistency or reference. Freehand design is also a safe approach since wiping the surface will allow you to change an area. Of course after a few days you will be able to return for your work once it is fired. Baked SA provides an isolated and focused activity, which may encourage more exploration with ceramics. Potential art therapy, and functional/decorative vessels.

This is a really cool shop! They have friendly workers and always have nice music playing. It's…read moresuper nice when you are there for a while working on your project. Sometimes it looks like there aren't enough tables/tools in there with all the customers but it always seems to work out! I would give 5 stars because we have continually gone back but I feel like more can be done to show what products are available. It's a silly complaint but I'm always a little bummed when I don't see a piece I would like to work on so I settle for something affordable. (Which in my experience range from $18, 22, 28, 34, etc. I am sure there are ones more/less costly) I also understand some items maybe seasonal or limited but I think snapping a couple pictures and updating their "inventory" on Facebook/Instagram a little more often could go a long way. Lastly, we have found ourselves wanting to go to the store a few times but arrive and realize they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This is key to remember when you go back to pick up the pieces you painted and paid for. Photos below are from August 2022.

Such a cute low key antique and craft mall! I was able to get two vintage magazines and some old…read morePolaroid photos for under $5. Most definitely will be coming back. Staff was very friendly as well.

I really enjoyed this setup. There are so many great gifts and amazing vintage finds. This place is…read moredefinitely a hidden gem! Each vendor has their own booth setup and you can find everything from customizable tumblers and cups, handmade jewelry, books, vintage goods, specialty teas, and handmade candles. The list goes on. The prices are extremely reasonable. I will definitely return often to support local vendors and artists.

We had my sons 3rd birthday party here today and it was amazing. Our party host was the sweetest…read moreand took care of us all so well and we highly recommend!

So I've been to The Mad Potter in Houston , which is how I was made aware of this one in San…read moreAntonio. My daughter and I decided to get out today to hangout. Location is great! Soon as we walked in we were greeted by Ashley. This location was really busy, but still great vibes! Ashely was nice however not attentive. She did asked had we been here before, I advised we been to the one on Houston. She gave us quick instructions on picking out the pottery pieces. However once seated we never received our water jar, or the necessary things needed to begin. One my daughter picked out her colors and went to find help, located Hope, who was an absolute doll!! Very very helpful! Four stars for Hope!

I love this place! Great place to find items to decorate your home with and a lot of items are hand…read moremade which I love from certain vendors. Also great way to find dish-ware that's made to last

The selection is great if you are looking for unique gift. Staff has always been very friendly…read moreand helpful. Great for last minute Christmas shopping!!!

AMEN FOR CORINNE in regards to a Birthday balloon order. Shame on Michael's it was a Busy Friday &…read morenobody available to help customers... I had to purchase balloons and go to another Michael's to have then blow up & arrange balloons for next day pick up. This All Thanks to Corinne Mike & the manager at the NORTHWOOD location.

I found what I was looking for despite the employees. One…read moretall bearded employee asked if I was finding what I was looking for. When I described what I wasn't finding and asked when there might be more selection, I was told "what we get is there, I have no control over what the truck brings". The employee turned and moved on. Five minutes later on a different aisle when I had found what I was looking for, they (same employee), asked me again the same question. I replied "I didn't value the first response, why would I waste my time". This incident would not normally be the meat and potatoes of a review, but the employee appeared to be representing management. I will attempt shopping here again and hope for a better response to a request for green yarn.

Amazing store for all your craft needs! Highly recommend for when Homecoming Season comes around!…read moreLike now! 10/10

Good selection of Homecoming supplies at fair prices. Conveniently located. Friendly staff.read more

If you've perused my avatars, then you know that I'm a collector of the creepy and arcane, an…read moreaesthete of the sinister, the macabre, the ironic. I have amassed quite the collection of horror movie memorabilia, signed lyrics sheets, personal correspondence with serial killers*, war artefacts, and sundry other things, some of which I dare not make public on Yelp. While sifting through my most prized items recently, I realized just how cool they would look framed on the walls of the haunted murder dungeon I call my home. Framing, though, can be an expensive proposition, especially at Kurt Youngblood, the premier framing business in town. I've dropped many thousands of dollars there over the years, money well spent but not economically feasible moving forward; I simply have too much stuff! Only recently did I discover that Hobby Lobby had a framing department. The prices I saw advertised online were a fraction of what I've spent at Kurt Youngblood, but I was skeptical. Should I entrust unvetted workers at a chain with my priceless, one-of-a-kind items? My intuition told me "yes," so off I went. I'm glad I did! About a week ago, I dropped off three personally signed horror movie posters for framing. One was signed and dedicated to me by Robert Englund ("Freddy Krueger"), and the other two were signed by Don Coscarelli, writer and director of the excellent "Phantasm" film series. The guy at the counter took a photo of each poster, fed the photos into a computer program, and showed me how they would look with various frames and borders. I settled on a black frame with a red border for all three. He told me they would be ready by September 23rd, which seemed reasonable, and quoted me a price of approximately $125 each. That might sound steep, but Kurt Youngblood would have charged me at least 50% more. Imagine my surprise when I received a call that all three posters were ready only a few days later! This Hobby Lobby is only a short drive from my house, so I rushed over to pick them up. All three were perfect: seamless, symmetrical, and exactly what I had requested. They look gorgeous and professional, and I can't wait to hang them on my walls this weekend. I'm so impressed with the work Hobby Lobby did that I plan to have several more items framed there very soon. Look at the three photos I've posted so far and revel in their awesomeness! I also take perverse, ironic pleasure in the fact that my Freddy Krueger poster -- which references my spirit communication evidence and refers to me as a "bitch" -- is now the featured photo for Hobby Lobby, a business run by a Fundamentalist Baptist. Now, if only I could locate the letter and pentagram doodle I received from Richard Ramirez, aka The Night Stalker. *I should have written "incarcerated serial killers." If I had correspondence from active serial killers, then that would be impressive indeed.

Rough service and I'd say they're understaffed on the registers. A few customers including myself…read morehad to wait for somebody to appear at the cloth station as there was literally nobody there AKA abandoned post . There was a ring bell for service sign which must've been an ornament because it led to nobody coming over to assist. After about twelve minutes of waiting I went over to the cashiers to call on the intercom for somebody to go and help. After about another five minutes the woman was rude and took it all as a joke. She even went as far as to mention the bell being there should somebody need to request/call for assistance. Wow. Cheers.

After attending an event at Roundabout next door, I wandered over to this super cute shop. Small,…read morebut packed with lots of goodies, take the time to really shop and look, it's easy to miss the tiniest items. At the moment they are stocked on everything Fiesta- beautiful earrings, necklaces, hats, clothing, Mexican pottery, you name it. I wish I would have taken pictures of all the unique jewelry for sale. But, what I did take a pic of was the sweet ceramic pigeon planter I purchased. I can't wait to display my succulents in it. The lady behind the counter was so friendly and took the time to gently pack my planter. I picked up their business card- you can follow them on Social and see what's new to come : )

They have the cutest selection of fiesta earrings, clothing and other artisan gifts and jewelry!…read moreDefinitely worth stopping in. Some items are a bit pricey but not all. Service is great. This area is so fun to walk around and browse! Highly recommend!